[kid_romantiks]

title says it all
kthnx in advance

[Eddie]

Business...and other stuff lol.
For business though, you need to apply Junior year to get into the business major. Until then, I think you're a general student. And I think undergrad will end up being five years long?

I might be totallllllyyyyy off~

[ronmexico]

It's known primarily for its graduate schools, nearly all of which are among the best in the country. It's also obviously a Big 10 school if you want to go to a major sports school.

[HoO8MyRiCe]

I thot it was stuffed with asians... hehehe

but its big in business and law i think?

[kid_romantiks]

Business...and other stuff lol.
For business though, you need to apply Junior year to get into the business major. Until then, I think you're a general student. And I think undergrad will end up being five years long?

I might be totallllllyyyyy off~

guess im too late.

wait u sure about that?

[kuku]

Engineering.

[litoxshortaii]

i think it's really good in the sciences, but i might be wrong.

[thyun]

uhh...they changed the business school requirements and stuff...so i think you can apply at the end of freshmen year and end of soph year. also umich is a top 25 school and it has lots of ivy rejects or just people who are ivy material but come here cuz of scholarships. people are smart and its super competitive...its known for everything lol. seriously...business engineering w.e u name it. yeah...its not very selective...60 something percent were admitted and thats cuz its in ann arbor...so not many people apply in the first place

[Eddie]

guess im too late.

wait u sure about that?

Junior year of college.

[kid_romantiks]

Junior year of college.

oh lol. i assumed that....

[gary]

high tuition prices.

i'm so funny

[melkimx]

Junior year of college.

i think you're off. end of junior year should be way too late to apply to b-school. guess you can take thyun's word for it.

http://www.bus.umich.edu/Admissions/

"what's umich like" is a question i'd be better equipped to answer. i don't know what umich is known for (to those who aren't already here). probably just go blue, cold weather, academics. people who grew up in michigan seem to regard it as, like, the pinnacle of higher education... which it most patently is not. iono. it's all right. i have no basis for comparison anyway.

[kid_romantiks]

been reading up on umich's campus life, majors, etc etc

seems like it is regarded as a pinnacle of higher education..

[thyun]

i think you're off. end of junior year should be way too late to apply to b-school. guess you can take thyun's word for it.

http://www.bus.umich.edu/Admissions/

"what's umich like" is a question i'd be better equipped to answer. i don't know what umich is known for (to those who aren't already here). probably just go blue, cold weather, academics. people who grew up in michigan seem to regard it as, like, the pinnacle of higher education... which it most patently is not. iono. it's all right. i have no basis for comparison anyway.

mel...do you like umich?

[Eddie]

My bad.
You can apply to the Ross school for a 3 year BBA as a high school senior (although it's very competitive?) so I'm guessing most peolple get in junior year:

University of Michigan sophomores who wish to apply to the Ross School of Business will do so during the second term of their sophomore year. The Admissions Committee will begin to accept applications in January 2006. Applications are due February 15, 2006. Prospective students for the BBA Program will be evaluated based on their grades in their undergraduate courses, leadership and extracurricular activities and essays.

University of Michigan sophomores who wish to apply to the Bachelor of Business Administration Program are required to have completed the following courses: Calculus (Math 115), Freshman Composition (English 125 or its equivalent), Microeconomics (Econ 101), Macroeconomics (Econ 102), Financial Accounting (ACC 271), Managerial Accounting (ACC 272 – recommended to complete prior to start of the BBA program). In highly extenuating circumstances, one of these requirements might be completed while the student is a Ross School of Business student.

Admission to the BBA Program is highly competitive. Consideration for admission as a University of Michigan sophomore requires that a minimum of 55 transferable credits from the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor will be completed by the end of second semester. Most students admitted have an overall GPA above 3.2 Strength of overall academic schedule, leadership activities after high school and required essays (a part of the application) play an important role in choosing among applicants with similar academic credentials.

[melkimx]

mel...do you like umich?

um... it's all right, i guess? i could complain for awhile, but the campus is kinda pretty and we have some good profs... why, do you like it?

[thyun]

no lol, im trying to xfer out next semester lol im freshie

[HmmlOL]

well when i think of umich
its big
its big..
engineering
its big
lol
and some ivy league rejectees go there